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Thursday, October 22nd, 2026, 6:31 am

Manchester Has Never Been So Blue (Manchester United Crisis, Manchester City Winning Streak)

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Aston Villa match

Tomorrow there are some events here, not limited to a concert many young girls (now in their 40s or even 50s) have longed for. There is also a match in Birmingham around midday the following day. ManCity is still undefeated this season, no draws either. How long can this winning streak be sustained?

Aston Vila is ranked second in UEFA Champions League, so an away match in Birmingham will be a huge test for EnzoFC.

Meanwhile Manchester United (Man Utd) is in a state of crisis.

Man Utd humiliation

I feel bad for Manchester United.

They used to be so good.

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